San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-09
LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS
From all Parts OF the Globe, Condensed
and Boiled Down.

and Boiled Down.
Austin had a sharp hail storm last
night.
DR.. Hall officiates at Beecher's funeral
next Thursday.
The new chief secretary for Ireland,
| Balfour, is in Dublin.
Applications for pens ons under the
Mexican pension law number 7,7l6.
All projects for additional taxation
have been postponed by Germany.
The Portugal elections returns los
| government deputies and 81 opposition.
Direct telegraph communication is
| opened between Guatemala and Mex
| leo.
| Associate justice OF the supreme
court, Arthur, resigns most unexpected
| ly.
The report is confirmed that the papal
nuncio at Madrid, Monsignor Rampolo,
would be Jocobini's successor.
Russia glorifies the executed Bulga-
rian rebels, as martyrs, who died for
their country.
Russia has sent secret instructions TO
all railway inspectors concerning trans
portation Of troops.
Twenty Russian officers, implicated in
the Bulgarian Instructions, have ar
rived In Roumanis.
The eighth annual convention of Cat
tie Raisers' Association of Northwest
Texas is In session at Fort Worth.
The New York produce exchange
makes a car load Of oats to contain 1000
bushels instead of950 as heretofore.
A petroleum find is reported in Bibb
county, Alabama, on the line Of the
Alabama Great Southern r. K.
A large SIZE Merse cotton compress
has been contracted for ut Decatur,
Alabama.
The heaviest rain storm that has
deluged Texas city for years struck
Marshal last Sunday.
The st. Louis stove moulders' strike is
on. About $50 are out, demanding 10
per cent. advance.
Humphrey, Blake & Co.. cotton COM
mission, st. Louis, fail TOR $4,000;
assets, $4,000 They expect to resume.
Queen Vic is to lay the foundation OF
the imperial institute some time this
summer.
The opposition to the septenate bill
will be Withdrawn, and the result OF the
elections accepted as sanctiOning it.
Lonsdale has been sued by one of the
Violet Cameron company, for failure to
carry out bis contract as manager.
The great question at Berlin is, will
Russia allow the execution OF the Bull
garian prisoners to pass unnoticed.
Lewis, U. 5. consul TO Morocco, is at
Gibraltar waiting transportation to
Tangier.
Hotel keepers at Nice, are selling out
at great sacrifice; many inhabitants re-
fuse TO return to their houses as yet.
London Figaro affirms that MOnsignOr
Rsmpoli will decline to fill JacObini's
place on account OF i'll health.
Secretary Manning will take trip TO
Europe for the benefit of his health His
wife and Treasurer Jordan go with him,
sailing next Tuesday.
The democratic county convention Of
Anderson county, instructs its 30 dele
gates to the congressional convention in
favor Of Col. Mum as Reagan's sue
cessor.
The Central railway company, OF Chi
cago, gives notice of It's withdrawal
from all pools. This is the beginning of
the interstate commerce regulation in
Three men were killed and seven seri-
Ously injured by jumping from the New
York elevated railway to the street in a
panic, which arose from a fire in the
Bowery blockading the track.
The participants in the Bulgarian
revolution have been numerically
effects. 1t is intended TO make the revo-
lntiOniata fear the ufhOrities
Captain Boleman, one of the insurrec-
tionary leaders at Sofia, is under the
protection of the German consul. who
refuses TO surrender him. He claims to
be Russian subject.
Senate and house committees report
fayorably for a state orphan asylum.
The available fund is $1,000, the peIma-
uent fund $1,000 and the recommendation
is for $1,000 for building and S2500 year
for expenses tor two years. Age of adj
mission not to exceed IA years.
The Dublin municipal council have
adopted resolution appealing to the
free people of the world to prevent the
British government carrying out its
threats OF outrage against the Irish peO-
pie The lord mayor violently de-
nOunced the government.
The Hague chamber of deputies by
vote of fOrty-three against twenty
eight approved the law regulating the
succession to the throne. The law pro-
vides tbat If direct line fails TIE success
sion shall fall, first, upon Sopia, sister of
the king; secondly, upon descendants of
Marianne, daughter of the late king;
thirdly. upon descendants OF the late
Queen Louise, of Sweden; fourthly, upon
Princess Marie. of Wied
House committee on lands reported
| adversely to granting regents control OF
university lands; minority report strong
ly protests against the majority report.
| The occupation tax bill defeated. Anti
| pooling bill passes; railroads ordered to
| furnish double decked cars for sheep and
| goats. Bill passes to punish engine kill
| ing; to increase judges of the supreme
court. Senate bill passes requiring rail-
road companies to give 30 days notice Of
| discharge.
Congress appropriated spa, 1857, IA at
| last session as follows: Agricultural, ST.
OPS, 730; army, S23. 724, 7lS;diplomati and
consular, 81, 436, 942; District of Colum-
bia, 81, 265, $50; Indian, 1920, 1897; legis-
lative, $40, .22l; military academy,
| S4l9, 1886; navy, S25, 1852, 1856; pensions, S76,-
252, 800; postOftce, S55,694, $50; suudry
| civil, S22,3S2 400; Mexican pensions (de.
flcienoy), Sc. 800 900; public printing (de-
| ficiency), SOY COO; miscellaneous appro-
priations, $4,000 900. The river and har-
Dor bill, which was not signed, appro-
nriatad 90 OH S00 and the defoienov